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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

10

Beavers Host Carver Monarchs Friday In District Play

Scottsdale High Beavers face Carver Monarchs Friday at 4 pm on the local diamond as they chase another district win. ace pitcher Al Bracamonte is favored to start to keep the unbeaten conference record intact while seeking revenge for an 11 to 9 opening loss earlier this season. Hadie Redd of Carver looms as key threat after two homers in the first meeting.

West Central Scottsdale High School Beaver Carver Monarchs Bill Kelly al Bracamonte Beavers Carver East Lake Park

Red Cross Turns Over 175000 Pints Of Blood For Korea

The American Red Cross has supplied over 175000 pints of blood for Korean wounded and military stockpiling since August. Private banks with the Red Cross contributed more than 38000 pints. Whole blood flies to the Far East and is processed into plasma for stockpiling and domestic hospitals. Collections have tripled since last July and must rise further to meet needs. Scottsdale Progress note adds a new telephone number 58735.

American Red Cross E. Roland Harriman Harriman United States Far East Tokyo United Nations Blood Bank Korea

Reduced Requirements For Monthly Old-Age Benefits

Harold D. Smith, Phoenix Social Security Admin manager, says many Maricopa residents eligible since September 1 have not filed. Aged 65+ may receive benefits with six quarters of coverage, defined as six calendar quarters after 1936 with wages of at least 50 dollars. About 2900 became eligible. 80 percent have filed. Applications urged at 438 East Adams Street, Phoenix. Back benefits cover six months before the application month.

Maricopa County Harold D. Smith Phoenix Social Security Administration Smith Maricopa Social Security Office East Adams Street

Camelback Ranch Properties Incorporation Document

Articles filed by James Beattie Jr Beatrice E Beattie and Bernard A Engholm of Scottsdale Arizona to form Camelback Ranch Properties a for profit corporation with authorization for broad real estate and business activities. Authorized capital stock twenty thousand shares par one hundred dollars. term twenty five years with perpetual succession. board elected annually with officers appointed yearly. maximum indebtedness 1 333 000. Arizona agent K G Palmer appointed for service of process.

James Beattie, Jr Beatrice E. Beattie Bernard A. Engholm Scottsdale Arizona P. O. Box Camelback Ranch Properties Maricopa County Board of Directors Palmer James Reattte Bernard A. Engtionme Beatrice E. Dsattie Maricopa Rome LYDA

Voters May Change Correct Registrations in Arizona

Voters may change or correct party registrations in Arizona. Scotts dale deputies Ruth Adams and Ben Fox are listed with addresses, enabling registration updates.

Arizona Scottsdale Ruth Adams East Camelback Road Ben Fox

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